Compared with the Android platform, the segmentation on Apple mobile technology is very limited. Literally, there are 3 versions of the iPhone and 2 versions of the iPod Touch, all of them with the same screen resolution.

Still, there are differences that need to be accounted for when developing for this platform. In this article, you'll find couple of lists of useful methods as well as couple of lines to help you perform different logic based on the device.

Image courtesy of cogdogblog.

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Here a list of technical and business resources we've found interesting this week.

Photo courtesy of ottonassar

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It's been less than 2 days since Steve Jobs announced the iPad and turned the IT world upside-down. 

The iPad will change forever the way we interact with electronic resources and there is no way back.

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Lots of people are questioning the way Apple deals with iPhone developers - plenty of voices said bad words about Apple.

Whilst some of the accusations might stand, they ignore the fact that this is a entirely new ecosystem...

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Guardian claims today that "The iPhone is the new Internet Explorer 6".

I can't stop myself laughing at such "bombshell". 

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a.k.a. "iP[od|hone|ad] & the tubes"

Here are the slides from our London Ruby User Group talk on Wed February 10th 2010.

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24 of the biggest operators have teamed up to launch a mobile application store to rival Apple's store.

But, they have a major hurdle to jump - the committees.

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